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In addition, the EvtSpbControllerIoOther function must validate all parameters in the custom I/O control requests that it receives from user-mode clients. For more information about SDDL strings, see SDDL for Device Objects.
Spb ms driver#
This SDDL string restricts access to the operating system (and its user-mode components), members of the Administrators group, and User-Mode Driver Framework (UMDF) drivers.
Spb ms drivers#
For example, the sample SPB controller drivers in the WDK use the following SDDL string, which provides a default level of security that is suitable for a typical SPB controller driver:
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This descriptor prevents unauthorized access from user mode to the peripheral devices on the SPB. If necessary, the SPB controller driver can explicitly turn power to the controller on and off by calling the WdfDeviceStopIdle and WdfDeviceResumeIdle methods.īecause the SPB controller driver is a kernel-mode driver, it should assign an appropriate security descriptor to its file objects. For more information, see the description of the PowerManaged member in SPB_CONTROLLER_CONFIG. By default, SpbCx ensures that power to the SPB controller is turned on before it calls any of the event callback methods in the SPB controller driver.
Spb ms code#
Because SPB controller circuits consume relatively little power, the power management code in SpbCx can be relatively simple. SoC modules are frequently used as processors in handheld devices that require low power consumption. Simple peripheral buses such as I 2C and SPI are typically used by System on a Chip (SoC) modules, for which low pin counts are important. An SPBTARGET handle represents a logical connection to a peripheral device on the bus that has been opened for I/O operations. An SPBREQUEST handle represents an I/O request. In addition, the DDI uses two SPB-specific object handle types, SPBREQUEST and SPBTARGET, which are similar to the WDFREQUEST and WDFTARGET object handle types that are defined by KMDF. Include the Wdf.h header file to define WDFDEVICE and the other KMDF object handle types. The SpbCx DDI uses the WDFDEVICE object handle type to represent the device object for an SPB controller. This driver calls the SpbControllerSetIoOtherCallback method to register an EvtIoInCallerContext callback function. To register a set of EvtSpbXxx callback functions, the SPB controller driver calls the SpbDeviceInitialize method. (The EvtIoInCallerContext function is the only callback function that cannot rely on SpbCx to preprocess requests.)
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For example, to make a user-mode buffer available to a callback function, SpbCx might need to run in the context of the thread that originated the I/O request. After receiving an I/O request that requires processing by the SPB controller driver, SpbCx does any required preprocessing of the request before SpbCx calls an EvtSpbXxx function to perform the requested operation. To notify the SPB controller driver of an event (for example, the arrival of an I/O request from a client), SpbCx calls an event callback function that is implemented by the SPB controller driver.ĭuring callbacks from SpbCx, the SPB controller driver code runs in an arbitrary thread context. For example, the SPB controller driver calls these methods to set driver configuration options for the SPB controller, or to obtain additional information about an I/O request. To request services from SpbCx, the SPB controller driver calls the SpbCx driver support methods. The SPB controller driver registers its callback functions with SpbCx during the initialization of the DDI. The SpbCx device driver interface (DDI) consists of methods that are implemented by the SPB framework extension module, Spbcx.sys, and event callback functions that the SPB controller driver implements. Spb.h defines the SPB-specific I/O control codes that are supported by the SpbCx I/O request interface. Spbcx.h defines the DDI between SpbCx and the SPB controller driver. The two SpbCx interfaces are defined in the Spbcx.h and Spb.h header files. The second interface is a device driver interface (DDI) through which SpbCx communicates with the SPB controller driver. The first is an I/O request interface through which SpbCx accepts I/O requests that clients (peripheral drivers) of the SPB controller send to peripheral devices that are attached to the bus. The SPB framework extension (SpbCx) has two interfaces.